Sprint is getting more and more like T-Mobile every day

AT&T found a clever, and misleading, many people say, way to get ahead of the field on 5G. By taking its 4G LTE network and increasing the number of connections between a cell tower and phone (4 X 4 MIMO), packing more data into signals (256QAM) and widening a "data lane" (carrier aggregation), the carrier can offer data speeds twice that available on 4G LTE. AT&T calls this 5G Evolution and added a "5G E" icon on the status bar of its handsets that are connected to this network.

Some might consider this to be just plain wrong since most consumers have no idea ...

Monday, 11 March 2019 GSM ARENA GSMArena.com